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"I was sexually active in January, and immediately after, I took an I-pill the following morning. My expected period date in February was the 17th, but it got delayed by three days. Feeling worried, I ate a whole papaya and took another I-pill on February 20th. Now, on February 24th, I still haven't gotten my period. I don't have any pregnancy symptoms, but I'm concerned if there are still chances of pregnancy or if delayed periods are a normal side effect after taking the I-pill.
Also, can I still have sex this week, and is it possible for my period to arrive soon? I'm feeling very stressed and scared about this situation. Please help."
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